Cuenca the town on the precipitous cliff (see photo) in deepest, airport distant, Spain is just one of half a dozen places that we checked out by train this year. In less than three weeks we travelled over to Paris (Eurostar) on to Madrid (by Francisco de Goya Sleeper Train) and arriving in lovely Aranquez (World Heritage Site) by mid morning.(see photo).
THE SITE TO SHARE EXPERIENCES FOR SENIOR RAILCARD AND DIAMOND TRAVELCARD ENGLAND BUS PASS USERS, who want to Walk, Cycle, and Bus further than Car, to travel by Train further than Plane.
Tuesday, 6 July 2010
Cuenca - just one place to visit in May June by train
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cuenca,
rail travel,
spain,
walled town,
world heritage city
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